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I have a form which opens in Excel that allows users to display/hide tabs.
Theres 60+ tabs so the form allows them to see only the ones they want. The form contains a series of check boxes that they check, then click on a display/hide button, and hide the tabs that are not checked. At the end the form closes. I would like to change the form so when it is opened, the default for the check box is based on the status of the tab. If the tab is showing its corresponding check box is checked, if the tab is hidden, the check box is not checked. This is a sample of the routine that displays/hides the tabs and works fine Private Sub DispHide_Btn_Click() If Tsk_ChkBox = True Then Sheet4.Visible = xlSheetVisible Else: Sheet4.Visible = xlSheetHidden If ResComb_Chkbox = True Then Sheet21.Visible = xlSheetVisible Else: Sheet21.Visible = xlSheetHidden End Sub This is a sample of the code I have to open the form, but it doesnt open with the check boxes checked. The sheets are visible. Private Sub OpenForm_Click() DispHide_Frm.Show If Sheet4.Visible = True Then Tsk_ChkBox = True If Sheet21.Visible = True Then ResComb_Chkbox = True End Sub Any ideas on how to get the check boxes to open with a true status and display checked? Thanks for the help -- Lee Kirts |
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